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Meteor Crush


You are the last hope of world
Hit meteors and save everyone

Accelerate satellites and crush meteors. 

Clear endless danger waves.

Tear meteors to pieces so planet and all living things can live.

Smash meteorites and help world.

Meteor Crush

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kozaxinan.meteorcrush


      
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